September 8 marks the grand opening of 3-D Doings: The Imagist Object in Chicago Art, 1964–1980 at the Tang Teaching Museum. Running through January 6, 2019, 3-D Doings is the first in-depth exploration of the early work done by the Chicago Imagists. To celebrate the unique new exhibit, the Tang will be presenting several events this...
Saratoga Legend, Sam “The Bugler” Grossman, Retires from NYRA
If you’ve been to the track over the past 25 years, you’ve heard Sam Grossman’s bugle announcing the “Call to the Post.” The unmistakable melody is about as iconic to Saratoga summers as the bugler himself. But after an incredible career ending with a final “Call to the Post” on September 3, Grossman retired...
“Young Frankenstein” Opens Season at Home Made Theater
Get ready, theater lovers: Home Made Theater in Saratoga Springs recently announced their fantastic lineup of productions for 2018-2019! Be transported to Transylvania, solve a murder mystery, and don’t shoot your eye out: here are the shows and events coming to HMT this season. Transylvania Mania Kicking off the season, Young Frankenstein (that’s pronounced “Fronkensteen”)...
Don’t Miss the Luxury Bugatti Parade Coming to Saratoga Wine & Food Festival
Car enthusiasts are in for a treat this Saturday! On September 8, 80 Bugatti cars — including the ultra-rare, $40 million-plus 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantics — will parade from the Avenue of the Pines to downtown Saratoga. Read on for everything you need to know about the Bugatti Parade at Saratoga Wine & Food...
Wesley Foundation to Celebrate Grandparents with Multi-Generational Event
On Sunday, September 9, The Wesley Foundation will be hosting its second annual Saratoga Grandparents Day. The special event will celebrate grandparents and great-grandparents with a day of family fun, from auctions and carnival games to magic shows and giveaways! Good Fun for a Great Cause Free and open to the public, the community...
Bronze Sculpture of Julie Krone Gifted to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame
Last month, the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame received a special gift! A bronze sculpture of Hall of Fame jockey Julie Krone, the first woman ever elected to the Hall of Fame, was presented to the Museum at a private unveiling ceremony. Now on display, the statue is the latest addition...
Saratoga Hit-and-Run Update: Possible Vehicle Description Released
Following last Tuesday’s hit-and-run, details developed by the Saratoga Springs Police Department could identify the vehicle involved. Community members are asked to report any information they may have regarding the incident. New Details Police are searching for a darkly colored or black SUV with gold New York license plates. The SUV is believed to...
Upbeat on the Roof Closing Out with Arthur Brooks Ensemble V
This Thursday, August 30, the Tang’s free Upbeat on the Roof concert series will be wrapping up for the summer. Don’t miss the Arthur Brooks Ensemble V as they play out another great season of music on the rooftop! About the Ensemble Led by composer and trumpeter Arthur Brooks, the Arthur Brooks Ensemble V...
Photo Finish Juried Exhibit Needs Your Submissions!
Attention, photographers: the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame needs your help for next year’s Photo Finish exhibition. Now through October 15, the Museum will be accepting submissions from amateur and professional photographers. Read on to find out how you can participate! What to Submit The juried Photo Finish exhibition will open...
City Hall Remains Closed After Lightning Strike
Following the lightning strike which started a fire in City Hall last Friday, the building remains closed until further notice. Several departments have been relocated and will continue to serve the public. Repairs Underway According to NewsChannel 13, the fire began in the attic of City Hall after lightning struck the building. Bystanders reported hearing...